Dragon Sorcerer

A rank awarded to the seven key members of the loyalists faction. They hold important positions within central institutions and corporations of the network Cassidy has created.

Origin

The original seven sorcerers were actual sorcerers by trade. They helped Cassidy transform into her human form. They then became the founding members of the loyalist faction. From there this rank underwent many transformations until it settled into the modern day form.

Current Holders and Titles

The seven sorcerers are usually no longer actual sorcerers. The title name has persisted dispite attempts to change it several times. Each sorcerer now has a specific title to define their domain as part of the dragon loyalist network.  

The General

The Guardian

The Advocate

A lawyer by trade and a partner at Hillford & Derry. Represents Cassidy herself in legal disputes and sometimes other loyalists at the request of Cassidy.   Current Holder: Laura Bennet.

The Banker

The Caretaker

Highest ranking caretakers and director of the Children of Cassidy Institution. This post is usually held by someone who has worked with children most of their lives. It is expected of them that they are an advocate for childrens issue and help those most disadvantaged.   Current Holder: Dario Kremi.

The Priest

Leader of the Dragonic Order and spiritual guide of the loyalists.   Current Holder: Judy Nelson

The Professor

Director of the Society of Dragonic Paleontology and leading expert in dragonic paleontology. Helped found the organization and the only sorcerer title which has never changed hands.   Current Holder: Nawaar al-Farran.

Succession

Each dragon sorcerer to designate an heir when they get the title. This practice has largely avoided larger conflicts within these factions, but succession has not always been smooth. In some cases, Cassidy herself vetoes a heir and sometimes the heir was disputed by others. How such conflicts are carried out depends heavily on the organization that sorcerer leads. Within the Dragon Warrior Company a dispute was usually settled with a duel.